XHTML Basics
Author - Web Head Start.org; Copyright - 2011
The website is divided into 12 sections which are easy to use and navigate. Webheadstart.org discusses the benifits of using XHTML, the basics of XHTML, and it gives an example of an XHTML web page. It has a number of tutorials such as: how to declare a DocType, XHTML encoding, creating headers, comments and divisions. It gives information on XHTML Span and XHTML 1.1. Finally it provides the user with XHTML guidelines, best practices and FAQs.
XHTML Basic 1.1 - Second Edition
Editor - Shane McCarron: Applied Testing and Technology Inc.; Last Modifications - November 23, 2010.
The website is broken up into 8 major sections. The introduction discusses XHTML for small information appliances, background and requirements and the design rationale. The second section discusses conformance of the document and the user agent. The third talks about the basic document type. The fourth - how to use basic XHTML. The fifth talks about the inputmode module. After that there are two sections on acknowledgements and references. The seventh section is a discussion on XHTML basic document type definition. The last section talks about basic XML schema definition.
CSS Tutorial
Last Modifications - January 2014.
This is the most useful website I have come across with regards to CSS. The website has a pleathera of tutorials for learning to create everything from editing background, to text, to fonts, links, lists, tables, boarders, outlines, margins, padding and image related tutorials. Each is listed under its own separate heading on the sidebar menu. This allows for easy navigation of the website. Each specific tutorial also has an example of the CSS code needed.
CSS Tutorial
Last Modifications - NYC 2014.
This website is interesting because it is clean, user attractive and well organized. However, in order to have full access to its content, you must be a registered member of Codecademy. Tutorials include instruction in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and programing in PHP. It also has a special social media focus that helps users to link their projects to social media sites such as YouTube and Twitter.
Color and Design Info
Author - Diane V.; Last Modifications - 2013.
This website has helpful information on the following topics: fonts, font styles, CSS font styles, inline styles, internal and external styles, as well as a short list of CSS styles. It also gives some troubleshooting information for potential CSS font issues.
A List Apart
Author - Eric Meyer; Created and Last Modifications - May 10, 2002; Publisher - A List Apart
This is an online article for a website called A List Apart. It gives information on everything from starting color and design points in the CSS document, to backgrounds and troubleshooting the project. One of the unique things about this website is its step-by-step method. It adds on one element at a time until the user has completed a basic set of CSS design coding.